Ingredients
Brinjal - Violet small size - 1/4 kg
Tamarind (Puli) - size of lemon
Thoor dhal (Thuvaram paruppu) - 3 tablespoon
Red chilly - 8
Asafoetida - 1/4 teaspoon
Fenugreek (Vendhayam) - 1 teaspoon
Salt - 1 and Half Tablespoon
Mustard (kadugu) - 1 teaspoon
Curry leaves
Gingely oil (Nallennai)
Preparation
- Heat 1 teaspoon of gingely oil in a pan
- Add asafoetida, thoor dhal, fenugreek and red chilly
- Roast them till they turn brownish red
- Grind them in a mixer grinder, with half a tumbler of water, to form a paste
- Soak tamarind in water for 15 minutes
- Prepare 4 Tumblers of tamarind water by thoroughly squeezing it
- Chop each brinjal into 4 pieces (The pieces should not fall apart). Put the brinjal in a vessel with water.
- Heat 4 tablespoon of Gingely oil in a kadai/pan in Low flame
- Drain the water from brinjal and add this in the pan
- Heat for 10 minutes, frequently stir
- Add the tamarind water and add salt
- Turn the stove to medium flame
- Let it boil for 10 minutes
- Add the grinded paste from the mixie container
- Thoroughly mix and allow it to boil for 10 minutes
- Turn off the stove
- In a separate pan, heat 1 teaspoon of gingely oil
- Add mustard and curry leaves. Allow mustard to burst
- Add this to kuzhambu pan
Very nice! I'll try it soon!!
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ReplyDeletethanks is coriander seeds not needed along with chilli, toor dhal for the stuffing mix?
ReplyDeleteI think we should
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